Build Track launches ‘Wireless Home Automation Solutions’
Build Track, one of the leading Brands in Smart Automation & IoT solutions, announces the launch of its Wireless Home Automation System. This solution offers a broad range of functionality aiming to bring safety, security, comfort and convenience to every home, whether existing or new. The wireless approach is intended to minimize any need for new civil or electrical work that might disrupt the décor of already completed homes. This solution offers users a broad range of functionality related choices. It enables users the flexibility to use conventional switches of any brand and any module (even single module switches). It offers a variety of Wireless Safety and Security Sensors, Video Door phones with indoor units, Curtain and blind motors, and also integrates with Yale’s latest automated door locks to facilitate remote unlock. Users can access all its features via Smart Apps that can integrate stunning panoramic image with a 360deg spin view of the room. “Today, home automation in India is on an upswing, as people are embracing smarter homes for reasons that range from convenience to safety, as dictated by what matters most to them in their homes and for their families. Our Smart Home Solutions offer wired, wireless and hybrid options to serve homes of any size and shape, whether existing or new, for a broad range of features. The solutions can flex into the economics of various types of homeowners and, we hope, will revolutionize the way users perceive and experience home automation.” said Dr.Narendra Bhat, Founder and President at Build Track. Build Track is a proud ‘Make in India brand, constantly market and technological research and development to add more solutions in Smart Automation and IoT. Build Track has a presence in 21 locations either directly or through partnerships to ensure quality service to its customers. “We will increase our presence in 2019 in both Tier-1 and Tier-2 cities to serve Builders and individual homeowners,” says Dr. Bhat.
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